U.S. Steel is set to cautiously restart Battery 14 at Clairton plant after a fatal explosion, with enhanced safety measures and close monitoring of emissions.

Kijana Lowe was sentenced to 2-5 years for involuntary manslaughter after pleading guilty for punching a man, leading to a fatal blood clot, following surgery from a bar fight.

Pittsburgh International Airport holds its annual auction online, featuring items from vehicles to luxury goods, with a viewing opportunity on October 24th before the auction ends on October 27th.

The FBI's operation in Pittsburgh led to the arrest of 19 fugitives linked to drug trafficking and violent crimes, with seizures including guns and narcotics.

Two people were hospitalized after a mobile home fire in Cranberry Township. The late-night blaze resulted in the deaths of two dogs and significant property damage.

A Pittsburgh man bit a police officer after being ejected from Tequila Cowboy bar for disorderly behavior, leading to multiple charges including aggravated assault.

Pittsburgh's weather includes light morning showers over the ridges, followed by a warmer and mainly dry Tuesday. A stable, dry pattern with a midweek cool down is expected, turning warmer by the weekend before rain chances return.

A Pittsburgh officer was injured by a stolen vehicle during a chase involving two stolen cars. Suspects were arrested, and one abandoned vehicle was recovered.

Pittsburgh is set to experience light showers and breezy conditions; however, drier and warmer weather is anticipated starting Tuesday. No severe weather warnings have been issued.

Dry, cool weather continues in Pittsburgh with frost advisories until Saturday morning and a warming trend into the upper 60s and lower 70s. Showers possible Saturday night.

Two Pittsburgh Regional Transit buses collided in Squirrel Hill, causing delays and minor injuries to two men.

Joseph Dean Martin from Uniontown is charged with raping and assaulting a 12-year-old girl, the daughter of his ex-girlfriend. He is held without bail.

The Seneca Valley School District proposes a $165 million school renovation plan, facing community concern over debt and tax increases. Some residents call the project excessive, while the district weighs public input.